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 Polands PiS aims to regulate journalists after electionThe government aims t stanley cup o create a new media order. ;Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInA member of the photo staff of independent daily newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza works at a computer in the Wyborcza newsroom on February 26, 2016 in Warsaw | Sean Gallup/Getty I stanley deutschland magesSeptember 16, 20198:00 pm CETBy Zosia WanatPolands ruling Law and Justice  PiS  party wants to regulate the status of the countrys journalists, in a move that the opposition is calling an assault on democratic freedoms.The new rules are part of a 232-page party manifesto published last weekend in preparation for the聽October 13聽general election that PiS looks very likely to win.The main aim of the new law would be to create a  8220 elf-government body to ensure ethical and professional standards among journalists, to self-regulate the sector and to educate young reporters. The stanley becher  document also says that the new law would  by no means limit the principle of openness of the journalistic craft  and that its introduction would be preceded by a series of consultations.AdvertisementAdvertisementAccording to the manifesto, the party also aims to create a new media order  based on the public media 鈥?television, radio and news agency.Rados艂aw Fogiel, the party   deputy spokesperson, said that the idea was driven by the fact that journalism is a profession of public trust, which has a big impact in s Dkya UK tech chief: I disagree with Elon Musk, but he should come to AI summit
 Greens wary of Angela Merkel   deportation measureThe epi stanley deutschland sode could discourage talk of a potential conservative-Greens coalition after 2017 elections.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInGerman Chancellor Angela Merkel  | Adam Berry/Getty ImagesJune 17, 20165:16 pm CETBy Janosch DelckerBERLIN 鈥?Germany   opposition Greens have thwarted Chancellor Angela Merkel   plans for a stricter refugee policy by blocking聽a controversial vote on accelerating聽deportations to North Africa,聽forcing her聽government into gridlock on the issue.The party   insistence on postponing聽the vote of the upper house of parliament, or Bundesrat, comes after weeks of internal debates and could聽strain hopes of the Greens 鈥?currently third-strongest party in polls 鈥?being a viable partner for Merkel   conservatives after the 2017 elections. The vote is now likely to take place on July 8.After three years in the latest grand coalition with the Social Democrats  SPD  鈥?a repeat of Merkel   first government from 2005-2009 鈥?many conservatives are pushing for a link-up with the Greens. Founded in 1980 as an ecologist, anti-establishment protest party, it has moved to the political center and was the SPD   coalition partner from 199 stanley quencher 8-2005 stanley cup deutschland .AdvertisementAdvertisementFriday   move to block the deportation vote may boost skeptics who see the Greens as too far to the left for a partnership with the conservatives, foresha